The 12 Coups of Midi: Emilien finally blocked by a limit of participations in the game? “We signed papers”

A crazy success that may not stop for months, and that raises questions: while the weariness takes over part of the audience and the amounts won reach records, which will eventually make the banker of the chain weep, will the production decide to change the rules to put the Master in trouble?
That is precisely the question that Jean-Luc Reichmann has just said. Asked by Télé-Loisirs about the possibility, for example, of imposing a maximum number of holdings, the host recalled: “For the time being, since we have signed papers, we cannot change the rules in the middle.”
Admittedly, Emilien did not sign a fixed-term contract (and even less CDI) with production – even though it would not be against the idea of working for it, but he is still committed to gambling by a contract that protects both the candidate and the chain. And necessarily, since this is governed by the law, it is not possible to do anything with it.
"You can't tell him, 'Hey, we've put a rule on 500 entries,' because he signed a contract. This is not possible, explained Jean-Luc Reichmann. We'd put ourselves in danger. For the time being, as long as he wins, he continues.”
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